TD Interception In Camp Today

[beastson]

http://www.panthers.com/media-vault/videos/Play-Of-The-Day-Thomas-Davis/377bb474-8d1c-4815-8846-067c77857605

First, C.J came off completely unblocked, that was the start of turnover. I don't want to get into what should have and shouldn't have happened, but I do know C.J shouldn't been that damn free

Cam threw the ball before Olsen got into his route to look back for the ball, but T.D was ready

The play was similar to other turnovers this offense has had since Cam/Rivera took over. I heard Rivera say Superbowl, we can't have that happen this season if you expect to go there and win it. Sorry we have a defense, but not as good as Seattle's and we don't have a NE offense. Mistakes like that are very costly in the NFC

[bga71]

If the Panthers don't have a top 3 defense this year with the talent they've added, I'll eat my hat.  If the offense was dominating them in practice, then I would worry.

[Marguide]

Mistakes often happen in practice.

That's why they practice

 

[PantherPhann89]

Practice is where you practice...

[The Huddler]

Ball was on point, olsen just wasnt looking

 

easy to fix imo

[thunderraiden]

Looks like shitty play design. Nothing more. They were practicing it in practice.

[Udogg]

Imagine if it was Oher on that side.  There would have been 7 threads already.

[neverlosethefeeling]

Looks like shitty play design. Nothing more. They were practicing it in practice.

What about our limited view of this play makes you say it's shitty play design? 

[PandaPancake]

"Cam Newton losing arm strength." -Peter King